The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-20
Notes

SEATS FOR Bernhard bring 81 and So
in New York.
CYRIL SEARLE, the husband of Rose
Eytinge, is dead.
jim HARDIE and the Won Leer played
in Titusville, Pa, last evening.
THE Mirrors Giddy Gusher pays a
high compliment to the late Henry
Ward Beecher.
ALICE HARRISON is playing Yum Yum
with the Thompson Opera Company, in
San Francisco.
BooTH IS having an immense boom in
San Francisco. For six nights in Ham
let the receipts exceeded $4,000.
RICE's EvANGELINE with its corps OF
of Amazons .snatched Denver bald
headed during the week just passed.
MCKEE RANKIN denies that his wife
is preparing pupils for the stage in
order to support herself and children.
LILY Posi-, Digby Bell and Laura
joyce are members of the Ruddigore
Company, which has run to fair bust
ness in Philadelphia.
CLARA MORRIS, accompanied by Henry
Miller. occupied a box at the Alcazar
Monday night and assiste in the pleas
ant reception accorded to Minnie Mad
dern.--Husic and Drama.
WE ARE tire atened with another in
vasion by Topsy, Eva, the bloodhounds,
etc. The Horace Ewing Mammoth
New Uncle Tom Company is heading
this way.
KATE CAsTLEroy, it is said, has of late
developed an interest in diminutive
clothing We should scarcely have
thought it of Kate, but no one knows
where the lightning may strike.
THE TREBELLI-MUsIN combination are
meeting with excellent business at all
the cities and towns on the coast
general appreciation.
DUFF was in Louisville last week. The
COurier-J0urndL dismisses Lillian Russell
with three lines, and flies into ecstacies
OF delight over Jarbeau. Eugene Oudin
has >ucceeded billiard.
FRANK MAYO closes his season in
Reading, Pa, on March 26th. The pres.
ent is said to have been the most pros
pereus season ever known. His Nor
deck has made even bigger hit than
Davy Crockett.
AMONG the familiar names with Carrie
ton this season are Drew, Greensfelder,
Clara Wisdom, Pitti-Sing Vincent,
Jessie Quigley. Jay Taylor is the Nanki
Pooh, and Robert Broderlck the Pish-
Tush in the Mikado cast.
CARLETON plays Reno, Carson and
Virginia City during the week of April
Ito. Nanon is said 20 be just as pop
ular in San Francisco as when 1t was
first introduced there. Erminie is said
to have been anything but success.
THE popularity OF the Mlkado will be
tested rather severely soon, as we are
to have it hv the Thompson Company
at the California, then by Carleton al
the Bush, and later on in German by
the Thalia Company at the Baldwin
Music and Drama.
JEAN CLARA WALTERS. whose Biddy
Roman, in Shadows, Is a companion
character to her famous Judy O'Trot OF
early days. comes from q family Of
strict churca-going Presbyterians,
whom she sorelv displeased by her
debut in 1858. as the Duchess OF YORK
in Richard III, in Newark, \. J. She
is the original Grace Roseberry, in the
New Magdslen, in America, the play in
which Bella Pateman made her first hit
IN TINS city, at Gray opera mouse on
Bush Street (uow the StandaTd) in 1874
In 1878 she went to Portland with Mrs.
Scott Siddops. and played Romeo to
her Juliet. There are lew actresses on
| the American stage who are more versa
tile than Jean Clara Walters.-Ausic
| and DIANA.
WILSON BARRETT opened in Washing
ton on Monday in Ciaudian. The scene
of the play is laid in Constantinople
just after that city had been made the
| capital of the Western Roman empire.
and the story is of rich and prohigate
young patriciaa, who kills an aged her
/ NIT under peculiarly atrocious clrcum-
stances. With his dying breath the
hermit pronounces terrible doom OIL
his slayer-tbat he shall have everlast-
4 ing mortal life, everlasting youth anc
everlasting inability 10 do good without
causing evil. In fact, the story is or the
! Wandering Jew in d new FORM Th'
play is illustrated with great wealth o
scenic display. The great earthquake
scene is said to be one OF the most i'm
posing pieces Of stage mechanism evel
witnessed